Definitions to study:
Standard Form
Expanded Notation
Word Form
Matching and Give an Example
Expanded Form
Period
Short Word Form
Integer
Real World Examples to study: You will need to list and give examples.
 Explain where we see MILLIONS in the real world: USE YOUR NOTES. DO NOT make up your own.
 Explain when we use, or see, negative integers in the real world: thermometer, debt, etc.
You need to be able to…
 Write a variety of numbers in ALL of the forms: standard, expanded, short word, word, and expanded notation.
 Identify the place value, value, and period of any digit.
 Know the powers of ten relationships: How many 100’s are in 100,000?
 Rename numbers using addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
 Round to any place value. You will also need to know how to do Rolling Nines.
 Put numbers in order from least to greatest and greatest to least.
 Compare numbers using the appropriate signs AND know what those signs mean…
(<,>,=, ≠)
 Create numbers from a given set of digits. (the 4 largest or 4 smallest)
 Compare and order negative and positive numbers.
 Place negative and positive integers on a number line.